Do you have a child starting Reception in September 2026?
We invite you to our Open Evening and Open Morning on Monday 24th November at 6.30pm and Tuesday 25th November at 10am where you'll be able to have a tour of the school and speak to staff.
No booking is required. If you're unable to attend on either day, please contact the school office to arrange a tour.
If you would like to look around please call the office to make an appointment.
Hey there intrepid explorer,
How do you fancy journeying into an enchanting world to meet all kinds of creatures? OR how about a rip-roaring adventure in the great outdoors? OR let's dazzle your friends with unbelievable facts about bugs, bees, and superhero plants?
Get inspired for your very own reading adventure with this year's official Summer Reading Challenge book collection - take a look below!
Lots of these titles will be available for you to enjoy for free through your local library. Check out our handy page on how to find books.
Alternatively, take part in the Challenge online by signing up here. Set a reading goal and log your books on your profile. When you reach your goal you will unlock a virtual badge and certificate.
Please note, the in-person and online Challenges are separate. Physical incentives like medals and certificates are only available via the library, for those taking part in the in-person Challenge.
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Chat with a councellor in a safe space online about whatever is woprrying you.
Harlands school is singing with Tony Hadley, The Shires & Ruti this year.
Why not learn an instrument? Find out what instrument tuition we have at Harlands.
Why is music so good for you?
Find out what happens in Forest School lessons and why we believe it is important.
Why is that learning outside the classroom makes such a difference for children?
Find out what the children are learning and how this is organised.
Sleeping
Diet
Screentime
Exercise
Boundaries
Focus
How the brain works
Find out more about policies and reports about Harlands school.
Find out more about our Nursery and how you can book a place for your child.
Personal development is crucial to us at Harlands because it's the engine that drives our children towards a more fulfilling life. It encompasses a variety of areas that all contribute to our well-being and ability to thrive. Here's a breakdown of why it's so important:
Enhances Self-Awareness
Boosts Confidence
Strengthens Relationships
Finds Purpose and Fulfillment
Lifelong Learning
Why have we become focused on children's mental health?
How can mindfulness help children to have a more positive mental attitude towards themselves and others?
How understanding our emotions is the key to good mental health.
Phonics is a fundamental building block for reading and writing. Phonics lays the foundation for fluency and accuracy in reading. As children become adept at decoding words, they can focus on comprehension and enjoyment of reading.
Our digital leaders have been busy recording all the phonics actions and sounds that we use at Harlands.
This is a great resource to help parents and children learn the phonics sounds and actions at home.
Book your place now for Breakfast Club and pay using through ParentPay or contact the office.
Book your place now for After School Club and pay using through ParentPay or contact the office to use childcare vouchers.
Enrichment days are like bursts of sunshine in the primary school calendar, illuminating learning beyond the textbook. They're more than just fun activities; they're stepping stones to a wider world, sparking curiosity and igniting passions.
At Harlands we are always thinking about ways to inspire the children with our best curriculum offer. That is why we have created these days every week! Click on the link to find out more about our enrichment days.
Find out what do Governors do and how they support the work of the school.
Friends of Harlands School help to raise money for the school with a variety of events.
Read our principles for the children to follow and develop in their science lessons.
Some of the Year 6 children have been taking part in our school robotics club.
The children have built robots and then have used their computing skills to program them.
They have taken part in a competition against other schools to see how good their skills have become.
What are Key indicators and how do we use them to help us assess children?
What are the children learning in all the classes and how can I help them?
Find out what is going on when by taking a look at the calendar.
What is Thrive and how can it help my child to succeed?
What is Thrive and how can it help my child to succeed?
What is Thrive and how can it help my child to succeed?
Some of the children have been learning about birds and their habitats. We decided to have a closer look.
Which equipment we have used and how we have set it up.
Take a look inside the BirdBox and see if we have any visitors.
